Costing out Google Cloud Run?

[Johnson Johnson]

Has anyone figured out how to cost out google cloud run?

Here is my use-case.

I have two long-running containers - one stateful the other not.  User interaction is pretty low, and egress data traffic is less than a few gigs per month.

- The stateful container requires less than 10 Gigs of persistent disk; can this run on Google Cloud Run?

- Ideally it would have a A record in CloudDNS that points to a static IP of this container; is this supported in CloudRun?  If my estimates are correct, GCP load balancers are WAY too expensive; over $200 per year!!!

- Does CloudRun support replicas?

[James (Google Cloud Platform Support)]

Hello Johnson,

I can’t make any recommendations here on what you should choose Johnson, just choose the option that fits best for you per the needs of your workload that you need to deploy. I will try to answer your questions as best I can. 

1- The stateful container requires less than 10 Gigs of persistent disk; can this run on Google Cloud Run?

Cloud Run does support container workflows and standards so this should be possible. 

2- Ideally it would have an A record in CloudDNS that points to a static IP of this container; is this supported in CloudRun?  If my estimates are correct, GCP load balancers are WAY too expensive; over $200 per year!!!

Cloud Run does support mapping to custom domains.

3 - Does CloudRun support replicas?

Yes, Cloud Run is built to run on GKE so replicas are supported. 

You can find more documentation in the article below if needed.

[1] https://cloud.google.com/run/